Bennington Arlington Eighth Grade Victors Favored
Bennington and Arlington dominated as eighth graders win in the Bennington County Junior High League tournament first round at Bennington High School. Bennington topped North Bennington 30 20 led by Chris Reynolds 13 points and Tom Flynn nine. Arlington crushed Sacred Heart 39 20 paced by Steve Coulman 13 and Steve Zimmer 9.
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Jeff Loomis
North Bennington
Sacred Heart
Steve Coulman
Steve Zimmer
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Molly Stark
Manchester
Dave Finnegan
Chris Reynolds
Bob Ryan
John van Orman
Hughes
Clay Stull Chattering After Short, Sharp Workout
Toronto reports Cassius Clay, ahead of his March 29 title bout with George Chuvalo, hinting at a possible overseas defense if he wins. After a three round session with Jamie Ellis, Clay spoke of London or Rome and perhaps Nigeria if boxing in the United States remains impossible. He avoided Viet Nam talk, stressing focus on the fight while manager Angelo Dundee praised Clay’s speed. Chuvalo, the underdog, vowed to go 15 rounds and prove himself, while noting Clay’s knockouts have often come from cuts.
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McCarver's Third Hit Wins It For Cardinals In Ninth
In St Louis, Tim McCarver delivered his third hit driving in George Kernek as the Cardinals scored twice in the ninth to beat Kansas City 2-1 for their fifth straight win. Curt Flood started the rally with a double off Wes Stock, Kernek singled to tie, and Alex Johnson moved the winning run to second before McCarver's decisive hit.
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UPI
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Kansas City
Redbirds
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Wes Stock
Kernek
Alex Johnson
Joe Grzenda
McCarver
Athletics
al Jackson
Curt Simmons
Joe Hoerner
Mike Hershberger
Ernie Fazio
Cards
Houston Astros rely on youth movement for 1969 season
Astros manager Grady Hatton plans to lean on a young lineup with 22 year old Rusty Staub and 21 year old Sonny Jackson in key positions while vet Jim Gentile and Bob Aspromonte fill likely spots. The aim is future brightness despite a hoped better finish than last year’s ninth place.
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Cocoa
Fla
UPI
Houston Astros
Grady Hatton
Hatton
Astros
Jim Wynn
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Chuck Harrison
Wynn
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Sonny Jackson
Nate Colbert
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Staub
Morgan
Jackson
Bateman
Jim Gentile
Bob Aspromonte
Lee May
Gentile
Kansas City
Aspromonte
Larry Dierker
Bob Bruce
Dick Farrell
Robin Roberts
Dave Giusti
Claude Raymond
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Ron Taylor
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Barry Lateman
Seattle
Tom Parsons
New York Mets
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Oklahoma City
St Michael's College Eyes Club Football Return in Fall
WINOOSKI PARK The ghost of an old sport stirs at St Michael's College as students push to revive club football this fall. Athletic Director George Jacobs says varsity remains unlikely but supports a club if fundraising succeeds, outlining costs, leadership, and a scheduled benefit game with local high school and former players.
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St. Michael’s College
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Doc) Jacobs
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Ed Kruger
Tony Nicodemo
Bernie Cleplicki
Michaelmen
Arthur Coggio
Burlington High School
Siena
Iona
Seton Hall
Manhattan College
Marist
Fordham
St. Bonaventure’s
Fairfield
Doc
Ken Juall
Brewer Tops Jacksonville Open At Midpoint Race
Gay Brewer led the Greater Jacksonville Open at Atlantic Beach with an 11 under par 133 after a six under 66 Friday. Doug Sanders fired a 65 to move into a share of the lead and challenge Brewer for the title.
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Atlantic Beach
Fla
UPI
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Jacksonville
Green Mountain Result Ties Course Record at Selva Marina
Sanders matched the Selva Marina Course record with a second eagle on the par five 18th, tying Sam Snead and Tommy Bolt at 136. Snead shot 66 and Bolt 70 as leaders, while the U S Open champion Gary Player opened strong with 67 to reach 139. Nicklaus posted 72 to 142.
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Selva Marina
Sanders
Sam Snead
Tommy Bolt
Snead
Bolt
Gary Player
Dave Hill
Bruce Devlin
Gardner Dickinson
Brewer
Jack Nicklaus
Pownal Pace Mile Results Show Wide Field
A sequence of Pace Mile races lists eight to ten entries per heat with winners and runner ups. Notable names include Golden Wilkes Walters Shamrock Roland Camden Warrior and Adios Flip Collette among others, plus AE entries Vera Duke Leary and Wil John Harp.
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Golden Wilkes— Walters
Flazey’s Star— Pinti
Pete’s Pet—Smith
Lynn Flash— Spencer
Fair Kamela— Blake
Lizzy Lind— Cross
Miss Kent— Manzi
Chockoyette Guy— Alesso
Vera Duke
Leary Prince Discovery— McDonald
Shamrock Roland— Pierce
Yankee Barnes—Smith
Camden Warrior— Pollara
Peg O Vic— Wells
de Royal— MacDonald
Yankee Boy— Collette
Joey H.— Long
Chick Pick— Foster
Jim Purdue
Consol
Aston
Laurie
Bright Girl— Laderach
Glendale
Jerry— Church
Ted Woolen— Browne
Jimmy Crum
Silk
Kile Direct— Hassapelis
Bill Jim Jo—Cornellier
Billy Primrose
Lady McGill
Spencer Runnymede Cooper
Adios
Collette
Big Ace—Foster
Buckshot Dale— Blaisdell
Detonator— Kleiman
Herma Way—Schmigel
Scoundrel— MacDonald
Georgia Red
Heineken
Wilson
Nan Jean— Kane
Merry Dares— Mattison
Nemma’s
Bill— Long
Gypsy— Blaisdell
Miss Forever— Foster
King Blackguard
Pike
Everett Pike
Burr A
Wil John— Harp
Austrians Sweep Downhill At Sun Valley
Erika Schinegger and Heini Messner led Austria to the team lead in the downhill, placing first in women’s and men’s events at Sun Valley. Schinegger clocked 1:33.73 over 1.7 miles, beating Nancy Greene and Marielle Goitschel, while Messner won in 1:55.54, edging Karl Schranz. Austria stands at 149 points, France 121, Switzerland 67, the U.S. 62, and Canada 57 after two events of the World Series of Skiing.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
UPI
Erika Schinegger
Heini Messner
Austria
France
Miss Schinegger
Messner
Switzerland
U.S
Canada
Billy Kidd
Stone
Joan Hannah
Franconia
N.H
Jean Saubert
Nancy Greene
Marielle Goitschel
Madeline Wailloud
Theres Obrecht
Karl Schranz
Warm Springs International Run
Jim Barrows
University of Colorado
Egon Zimmerman
Celts Set to Even Eastern Semifinal Playoff Series
Cincinnati Royals push to grab a 2-0 lead against the Boston Celtics in the NBA Eastern Division semifinal. Game time 8:30 p.m. EST at Cincinnati Gardens. Celtics aiming to rebound after a 107 103 loss. Hap Hairston returns from injury to bolster the Royals as Oscar Robertson cites aging stars and improved competition.
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Abc-Tv
Celtics
Oscar Robertson
NBA
Jack McMahon
Robertson
McMahon
Hap Hairston
New York University
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Champ’s Victory— Ward
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Runnymede Viola— Dickie
Short Fuse— Mattison
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Spike Escort— Coppola
Nubbin Mite— Andersen
Amber Belle— Cassidy
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Kane
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Edgewood Giers— Collette
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Pizzano
Uncle Si— Browne
Flora Hanover—Sadovsky
Larry Scott— Blaisdell
van Mite— Kane
Gemma Pick— Cross
David A.— Mattison
Quick Sal— Dobkowski
Victory— Heeney
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Dolly— Fortner
Armbro Flash— Ward
Bold Eddie— Cornellier
Delineator— Blake
Meadow Cheri— Fesh
Cholly Barnes— Laderach
Dora— Manzi
Davie Abbedale— Marshall
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